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Another week is just about to start. If you are looking for events to attend, do take a look at the list below!
The Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys
The Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys (CIPA) is organizing a series of events over the next few weeks and months:
Trademark Registration Strategy for China – Practical tips to navigate the complexities in the trademark system - Tuesday 4 April at 12:30 pm online
The webinar will provide the audience with practical tips to maximise the chances of successfully registering trademarks and it will consider the problem of bad faith filings and China’s efforts in cracking down this issue. More information here.
Wales Regional Meeting 2023 - Thursday 20 April at 12:30 pm in Cardiff
The meeting will cover a wide range of topics including the transformation at the IPO, the UP and the UPC, and other issues relating to legal developments in the field. More details here.
West of England Meeting 2023 - Thursday 22 June at 12:30 pm in Bristol
The programme will be announced soon and it will be available here.
Católica Global School of Law and the Católica Research Centre for the Future of Law Conference on “How Fair are Music Algorithms?” - Thursday April 13 at 3:30 pm (CEST) in Lisbon
The public talk and roundtable discussion will consider the fairness of music algorithms in streaming services and in the largest social media platforms. The panel is going to include Marta Cantero Gamito (University of Tartu), Maria José Schmidt Kessen (Central European University), Giuseppe Mazzioti (Catolica Global School of Law, UCP), Heritiana Ranaivoson (Vrije Universiteit Brussels) and Jannick Kirk Sørensen (Aalborg University). Info and registration here.
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